We operate a clinic two afternoons a week in partnership with Epworth Child and Family Services Teen Drop In Center.  Any youth age 11-20 can “drop in” and see our nurse practitioner.  Youth 21-24 can also be seen by appointment.  The program also involves health education.

Almost Home empowers young moms to become self-sufficient and create a better future for themselves and their children. Almost Home exists to end the cycle of poverty two generations at a time. IFM began a clinic at Almost Home for their mothers and children in 2023.

CHMO welcomes youth who are runaway, trafficked, at-risk, or experiencing homelessness with unconditional love, absolute respect and a place to call home. CHMO operates a program that include emergency shelter, job training, and transitional living.  IFM operates an on-campus clinic to meet the youth’s health care needs while part of the program.

The Core Collective at St. Vincent helps youth facing significant life challenges through love, security, and therapeutic supports that enable them to improve their lives, their families, and the community. Weekly visits by our nurse practitioner to address the health care needs of the youth in the St Vincent’s program

ECH offers a state-of-the-art residential program specializing in care for up to 55 youth, ranging in age from 6 to 18. Many of these young people have experienced trauma, abuse, or neglect. Often they have a history of physical and/or sexual abuse, neglect, aggression, or running away.  IFM has partnered with ECH for twenty years to provide on-campus care and medical director services.

Founded in 1974 by community volunteers, YIN offers more than 50 direct service and support programs to children, teens and families.  IFM has been a partner in providing health care services to the youth served by YIN for more than a decade, providing on-campus health screening and consultation services.

Lydia’s House works in faith to end domestic violence by being a place of healing and a voice of hope for abused women and their children.  IFM became Lydia House’s partner for medical care in 2018.  

Gateway 180 is a shelter for the unhoused whose mission is to empower adults and families to become independent and permanently housed. IFM’s clinic at this shelter began in 2025.

Crisis Nursery is a nonprofit organization that provides short-term shelter for children up to the age of 12 whose families are in a crisis. The definition of crisis encompasses a variety of scenarios; such as parental stress, domestic abuse, lack of utilities, etc. The Nurse Practitioner conducts wellness checkups and sick visits for all the children that are admitted to the nursery, many of whom have not seen a physician for a long period of time due to lack of insurance or community resources.  Dr. Campbell was recognized by the St Louis Crisis Nursery as their “Hugs and Kisses, Man of the Year” in 2010.